Reuse of Salt-Containing Dyeing Effluents by Means of an Electrochemical and Ultraviolet Coupled System

Gutiérrez‐Bouzán, Carmen; Buscio, Valentina; Tornero, José-Antonio

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-0065-4_1

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“…Beyond the treatment, the pH is important in wastewater reuse. When the treated effluents are used in new dyeing processes, it is always necessary to neutralise the treated effluents [21]. In this sense, it is interesting to elucidate if it is more advantageous to neutralise them before or after the electrochemical treatment.…”

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Modelling for the Efficient Effluent Dye Removal to Reuse Water and Salt

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The objective of this work was to determine the optimal conditions for the electrooxidation treatment in order to decolourise the effluents that contain reactive dyes. According to the results, when Na2SO4 is used as an electrolyte, the decolouration reactions follow first-order kinetics. However, when NaCl is present in the effluent, the first-order kinetics is stabilised after applying a minimal electric current value. The models obtained from the results show that the higher the concentration of NaCl, the lower the energy consumption. On the other hand, an increase in dye concentration leads to an increase in electrical consumption. In relation to the pH, the results show that it is not a key factor in the decolouration efficiency. Finally, the obtained model was applied to two real effluents. The feasibility of individually treating the effluents from the dyeing process and those from the subsequent wash-off process was evaluated. From an industrial application point of view, it is recommended to mix both effluents before treatment, especially when the dye concentration is high.

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Section: Optimisation Of the Industrial Working Conditionsmentioning

confidence: 99%